Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

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GREW MORE AGITATED.
| They took her in her own apartment
She would not listen to entreaties anC
one was left to see she did herself NJ
J harm while others went for the coffin
In the psrlor they took the LID of The
casket OF, while Mrs. Parsons
| the time calling the name OF
ner husband. When the chamber door
| was unlocked the widow rushed out and
threw herself bodily On the cohin. she
| screamed, and the poor woman fell on
the NOR IN dead faint before she could
| De cSuSnt. AS soon as she recovered
| sufi ciently to walk she ran again to her
husband crying and calling his nsme.
Again she tainted btfore her lips touched
the cold face of her husband. Again her
friends carried her away and would not
/ let her see the corpse egsin.
TIE TINES OPINION.
LONDON, Nov. u The Times, while
admitting tbst the iuriee, Judge snd Gov
eroor OF Illinois should be commended
for their flrmuess, says: "It cannot alto
gether praise the CELEBRITY or certainty OF
punishment IL America. A iesture that
will especially strike Englishmen is the
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fences against law ard order. Il may
suggest TO Mr. Gladstone whether there
Is anything so incompatible with the
liberty Of subjects in the methods in
many respects milder which are the Cb-
Jets Of their vehement denunciations.
INTERVIEW WITH CAPT BLACK.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. I2-Fbe one
INQUIRER to be looked for above ell Others
in the death chamber at the home OF AU-
gust Spies was missing this morning
Among toe throng Of weeping women and
stern looking men there was no sign OF
Nins, the proxy wife. Captain Black vas
there, c&7sWOrn but impressive, End in re
ply TO the question OF q reporter he said:
'NIoa is rot here. she is performing g
higher duty in the room below this, she
is comforting the brother and eister OF
Spies"
How can that be, Captain; they ere
distracted and weepine?"
Mr. Black said: "Nlla goes constantly
About strangely calm attending to others.
The girl must be looked after'
Mr.. Black further ssid: Eyes, ] an
to make 81 address tomorrow. What
ever speaking is TO be done will he done
at the grayes. The disposition is 20 Sc
lect only conservative speakers, those
Who would confne their words TO praise,
10 the beauty Of the mems lives and ex-
planstion Of their principles. No one
will De selected to drive the people fran
ticn
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS IN 4 MIDDLE.
CHICAGO, ILL, NV. livery hing
IS Jopsy luEvy, and We are at sea-" said
Hapc, who hsd been selected as chief
marshal Of the anarchists funeral to-
morrow, snd who hiss always heretofore
figured prominently in their displays He
said this in answer 30 g reporters ques-
ton es he and two or three socialists
stood IN consultation On Milwaukee
avenue this afternoon, nesr the
house in which George E1geps
remains were On view. a
crowdsOf curious men, women and chill
dren were Ga hered around the house aud
an incessaut stream WAS passing in and
out CT the room il which Engel's body
was lying in the coffia. "I5 is cur in
tention," he continued, "to carry out the
Programme IS already arranged IS TO 6
public funeral tomorrow, but we viii go
down a1d see Ebersold this afternoon.
Aurora Turn Yerein Hall who obioc.
w hSfltit5 1U-Ci III uClu IuSIG To-
morrow, but the police. They had told
the owners that theV would take away
their license unless they kept Us cut OF
there tomorrow. The owners can't help
themselves, IS ou- contract with them
provides that any member OF the society
may be buried from the hall, and Spies
WAS 3 member"
ANARCHY OF THE CHICAGO TYPE.
trouble st PucshOntas between desperate
miners and the people. Information re-
ceiVed here is that the trouble arose over
3 dispatch from Chicago calling upon the
foreigners 10 the mine to revenge the
death of the anarchists. Anarchy of the
6emonstrstiVe Chicago type has strong
root in the mining regions here.
The men who work IN the
mines are immigrants sent
here by carloads by contractors N New
York, aud Pocahontss, though small
place, is largely populated by these mi
ners subject to very little discipline ana
free to shout all the snarchissic speeches
they want TO, SO long as they do not take
life or property, but qQiet respectable
people have long disliked them. TRey
have been supported by the coiored peo-
plS WHO IlS&AkS 1O1S1eS uCISs Win LNlS
state of sffllrs the report OF the trouble
probably has good foundation. One dis
pstch says both sides are fortified and
armed.
no ANARCHIST PARADE IN BROOKLYN.
NEW YORK, Nov. y The Brook yn
police reserves were to-dsy ordered to be
held on duty until Monday morning to
gdsrd against any demonstration of the
anarchists. Police Superintendent Camp
bell saId to-day no anarchist parade
would be allowed in tha' city.
CROSS OF THE NEW CRUSADE.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 1.-THE
People, 8 newspaper that was started
about t@o years ago in interest of the
wards anarchy, came out this morning in
mourning for the anarchists hanged in
Chicsgo. On the title page Is the cut of
g man suspended from the galIoHs.
Over it is the legend, "The cross of
the new crusade" snd under
it, s'In hoe siguo vinces." "Tbough
you may destroy the slgner, you csn not
destroy the sign" Below that is the
following: "We mourn the death Of free
speech and free assembly; the farce of
picking 3 so called j4ry, the jury q
picked, prejudtced, pejlred pack, pre-
pared for preneditAted murder"
Il publishes a ranting editorial on the
subjsct OF the executions, the enslsvement
of labor by capital, ETC., and calls
meeting for Tomorrow evening to
denounce the quadruple hanging. There
sre sbout 200 anarchists here.